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The Road of Lost Innocence: As a girl she was sold into sexual slavery, but now she rescues others. The true story of a Cambodian heroine. $4.81 A portion of the proceeds of this book will be donated to the Somaly Mam Foundation.A riveting, raw, and beautiful memoir of tragedy and hopeBorn in a village deep in the Cambodian forest, Somaly Mam was sold into sexual slavery by her grandfather when she was twelve years old. For the next decade she was shuttled through the brothels that make up the sprawling sex trade of Southeast Asia. Trapped… |
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Vincent de Paul: Saint of Charity $4.99 St. Vincent de Paul Margaret Ann Hubbard Vision Books This new Vision Book for youth 9-15 years old tells the exciting, inspirational story of the great French saint of charity, St. Vincent de Paul. From his days of youth as a shepherd boy to his slavery in North Africa, his escape to France, his priestly service to the poor and to abandoned children, his founding of both the Vincentian Orde… |
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There Is No Me Without You: One Woman’s Odyssey to Rescue Africa’s Children $5.50 There Is No Me Without You is the story of Haregewoin Tefarra, a middle-aged Ethiopian woman of modest means whose home has become a refuge for hundreds of children orphaned by AIDS. It is a story as much about the power of the bond between children and parents as about the epidemic that every year leaves millions of children, mostly healthy themselves, without family. Originally a middle-class wo… |
Today, We Have A New Generation Of Immigrants. We Must Stop The Abuse And Protect The Rights Of People. Paul Chehade:
Dear Friends,
Thought the time, I have been always state that is fundamental to live with high ethical standards not offending anybody, and always helping the less fortunate. We should always be aware of not offend any person.
Today, we have a new generation of immigrants. And the names and accusations are just as ugly. I hear it all the time.
I even hear it from people close to me. “Those immigrants are taking our jobs. They can’t speak English. They’re taking over the country.”I couldn’t disagree more, but I know where they’…re coming from an American economy in tatters, rampant unemployment, foreclosures, disappearance of health and retirement benefits.
We the people of the United States are anxious and angry. I’m angry, too.
There’s justifiable anger at seeing our economy, our way of life, our security trashed. And it’s being used by people who have a real stake in maintaining our economic disaster to turn working people against one another.
Many working men and women including union members were pretty confused that I would be speaking out on behalf of today’s immigrant workers, as I am in Miami, Florida. But I can honestly say to you:
An immigrant worker did not move your plant overseas. An immigrant did not take away your pension. A Mexican or Salvadoran or Guatemalan worker did not cut off your health, care. His wife didn’t foreclose your home. Her children did not crash our financial system.
Blaming immigrant workers for our economic catastrophe is like blaming shrimpers for the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
BP was too greedy to drill that well safely. And many U.S. employers are too greedy to pay workers a living wage, or comply with health, safety and labor laws. They’ve got exactly the immigration system they want plenty of workers living and toiling in the shadows, borders that are closed enough to turn immigrants into second-class citizens and criminals but open enough to ensure an endless supply of socially and legally powerless cheap labor.
Gripped by our own economic insecurity, it’s often hard to see immigrants as mothers and fathers who are just trying to make a living and take care of their families people pursuing the same goals and dreams the rest of us have. Maybe it’s easier to identify with or side with the rich and powerful.
I’m afraid too many people are forgetting the painful of the holocaust, the wars, etc.
We’re not going to fix the U.S. jobs and economic crisis as long as we permit a two-tiered workforce and a two-tiered society, with recent immigrants who are easy to abuse, easy to underpay and too intimidated by our broken immigration system to demand better.
Border fences, military patrols and un-American laws like Arizona’s aren’t going to fix that.
We need a new national economic strategy for a global economy that focuses on creating good jobs and making trade fair, not just “free.” But part of that strategy must be comprehensive immigration reform that brings workers out of the shadow economy, provides a path to legalization for hard-working, tax-paying immigrants, determines society’s genuine need for more immigrants so corporations who just want cheap labor aren’t calling all the shots and extends legal protections including the freedom to form unions and to be paid fair wages to every person employed in this country.
I would like to deeply apology if I aggravates any of you with my words, but I truly believe that an individual must demonstrate not only with words but with facts that we want to contribute to make this society and this world a better one for us to live.
Paul Chehade:.
http://www.solidary.org
Source:
http://www.1888pressrelease.com/today-we-have-a-new-generation-of-immigrants-we-must-stop-pr-222916.html
About the Author
http://www.solidary.org/
children charities arizona Questions
Does anyone know where one would find housing for parents of Nero OR children?
I have these friends of mine who live quite some miles away from the hospital where their daughter is receiving medical treatment and need help. They have children that are at home and 1 child that is going through many medical procedures and they need help. The childs father is a veteran and is not able to work and the mother had some major complications due to her diabiates. So needless to say they’re on a fixed income. One of their local Church friends is helping with the other children. My friends at this time really have no running water or propane to heat their home or electricity when they come to spend time with the other kids inbetween surgeries for their daughter 330 miles away. After giving as much as they posilbly can to their church friend and gas for travel back and forth they are beyond broke. Isn’t their some charities in Arizona for people in their situtation. Housing mainly while they are away from home. Help SOMEWHERE???
The listed URL has links to multiple charitable organizations in Arizona. Hopefully one can be found that can assist
in this dire situation.
Habitat for Humanity organization can also be found on that site.
Good luck and have a pleasant day.
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The Road of Lost Innocence: As a girl she was sold into sexual slavery, but now she rescues others. The true story of a Cambodian heroine. $4.81 A portion of the proceeds of this book will be donated to the Somaly Mam Foundation.A riveting, raw, and beautiful memoir of tragedy and hopeBorn in a village deep in the Cambodian forest, Somaly Mam was sold into sexual slavery by her grandfather when she was twelve years old. For the next decade she was shuttled through the brothels that make up the sprawling sex trade of Southeast Asia. Trapped… |
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Vincent de Paul: Saint of Charity $4.99 St. Vincent de Paul Margaret Ann Hubbard Vision Books This new Vision Book for youth 9-15 years old tells the exciting, inspirational story of the great French saint of charity, St. Vincent de Paul. From his days of youth as a shepherd boy to his slavery in North Africa, his escape to France, his priestly service to the poor and to abandoned children, his founding of both the Vincentian Orde… |
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There Is No Me Without You: One Woman’s Odyssey to Rescue Africa’s Children $5.50 There Is No Me Without You is the story of Haregewoin Tefarra, a middle-aged Ethiopian woman of modest means whose home has become a refuge for hundreds of children orphaned by AIDS. It is a story as much about the power of the bond between children and parents as about the epidemic that every year leaves millions of children, mostly healthy themselves, without family. Originally a middle-class wo… |
